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- deathboy0
http://reason.com/archives/2012/…
interesting insight into how and why judges might decide
- From the perspective of the right-wing.IRNlun6
- what exactly are you calling rightwing? judicial modesty and Stare decisis? Seemed unbiased and interesting to me.deathboy
- The article is a right-wing perspective. Using the terms "Obamacare", or refereing to the healthcare bill as being "rammed down our throats".IRNlun6
- ..."rammed down our throats". These are not reasonable perspectives, which is contrary to the sites false branding.IRNlun6
- well it did pretty much get forced. and even obama has accepted the term obamacaredeathboy
- i dont see that as being rightwing and more importantly it is correct. Shouldnt focus on how words are said but the value and meaning.deathboy
- meaning in them, outside what ever emotion u attach to them. sure the writer didnt haev the same emotional attachmentsdeathboy
- and not to mention usually rightwing pubs would say shove down our throat without explaining how or intention, jsut riling emotion.deathboy
- It was debated for a YEAR, with multiple votes and multiple filibusters from the right.IRNlun6
- It's not Obamacare which implies it was solely created and directed by the President which it was not.IRNlun6
- So yes, the use of those two terms which is frequently used on the right, is a ring wing perspective.IRNlun6
- And a year of debate would hardly constitute it being rammed down our throats.IRNlun6